South African police have intensified patrols along the N1 highway in Limpopo province, where armed robbers are using spikes to pounce on motorists.

The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has opened 23 dockets and issued 226 tickets with farmers paying between $30 000 and $50 000 for failure to put in place standard fireguards and for starting fires that caused extensive damage to the environm...

Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive Dr Karikoga Kaseke has been retired from his post on health grounds.

Seed and fertiliser firms have ramped up production to meet demand for inputs for the forthcoming summer cropping season in State-assisted programmes and the commercial sector, with farmers urged to buy early to avoid a last-minute rush.

President Mnangagwa leaves Zimbabwe today to join other Heads of State at the inauguration of new Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema in Lusaka tomorrow.

As the daily number of new Covid-19 cases continues falling, the Government is considering reopening schools, especially as infections are concentrated in the 30 to 40 age group, so risks to school children are lower. 

Churches willing to have their members vaccinated as groups can approach the Ministry of Health and Child Care so that teams of doctors and nurses within a church can get the required doses.

Apostolic sects and other indigenous churches should complement Government efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19 through embracing vaccination, as the nation targets 60 percent herd immunity.

I FEEL humbled by the gesture the nation has extended by nominating and conferring on me “The Star of Zimbabwe Gold Medal”. 

The national vaccination programme accelerated further last week, exceeding 500 000 doses a week or an average of more than 70 000 a day as the number of Zimbabweans to get at least one dose went over 2,3 million and number of fully vaccinated went o...

Anti-sanctions activist Mr  Gregory C Turner, who in 2015 was sentenced to 15 months in prison in the United States for lobbying for the unconditional removal of sanctions has died.

AS the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) and Harare City Council raided unlicensed brick makers over the weekend, destroying kilns and piles of bricks, brick makers have been told to approach EMA for proper sites.

Crime hits all citizens, directly and indirectly, directly when you are assaulted, robbed, raped or have your property stolen, but also indirectly, when you are afraid to walk on the streets or when businesses or markets have to spend too much money ...

ZIMBABWE has started reaping the benefits of a stellar agricultural season after cereal imports, including maize, dropped to 1,9 percent in the five months to May 2021 from 9,1 percent in January, official statistics show.

A FRENCH coach dismissed from his job under a cloud of shame six years ago following his team’s loss to the Warriors, now lies in ambush for the Mother of all Revenge missions.